General Warns of Grim War Outline in Korea
Washington reports Sen Bridges urged immediate protest by the United States and the United Nations against alleged barbaric treatment of American prisoners in Korea. Congress hears calls for more UN forces as ground troops may join a long, bloody campaign. Senate leaders seek detailed foreign aid accounts. Gen. Lemnitzer urged closed hearings. Army Chief Omar Bradley outlined military plans, with grim reactions from senators.
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Hoover Urges U N Without Reds as Peace Hope
In Emporia Kansas on July 12 AP reports former President Herbert Hoover urging the world to halt military actions and reorganize the United Nations without the Soviet Union. He labels communism evil, questions a war to wipe it out, and cites U N reform as vital for peace while recalling reactions from State Department and U N officials. He warns against crusades and stresses non communist nations must act to deter aggression in Korea.
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In Cincinnati Carmen Night Ends Roughly
An opera performance in Cincinnati on July 32 featured the final act of Carmen where Don Jose's confrontation grew tense. A prop mishap caused Carmen’s headdress to strike Jose on the nose, underscoring a volatile close to the show.
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Gis' Dreamship Leaves 5.F. With 1350 for Orient
The dispatch notes World War II troops repurposed as passengers aboard the Gordon bound for Japan. The crew described as uniformed, wearing garrison caps, carrying suitcases instead of rifles, highlighting a shift to peacetime troop movements. Military planners also organized sea and air transport to Korea, chartering 16 cargo ships and seeking four engine aircraft to bolster the airlift.
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Belgians Quit Rant at King of the Monarch
Belgians resign from posts and loudly denounce the king in a public outburst. Expressions of discontent grow as tensions between government figures and the monarchy flare across the country.
U S Watches Peace Talk in Moscow With Caution and Interest
Washington dispatch reports the United States watches Anglo Soviet talks on ending the Korean War with caution and interest. Britain leads the talks through Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko and British Ambassador Kelly, while U S officials decline comment. The aim is to halt fighting, secure a troop withdrawal north of the 38th parallel, and explore UN backed settlement through direct Moscow contacts.
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Korea Yanks Too Few With Inferior Arms
Tokyo report on Korea describes American forces under equipped against North Korean divisions totaling about 75 000 with 150 to 200 tanks. It cites inadequate artillery antitank weapons and missing bazookas while noting expected reinforcements will shift the balance. A Pacific front correspondent calls the conflict the toughest war yet seen.
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Intermarriage Seen as Native Solution by Education Leader
A University of Oklahoma history professor and USC summer session official argue intermarriage with whites could solve Native American issues. He cites advancing Indian education making intermarriage practical and lauds Indian heritage as influential in history and culture.
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Air firm seeks 4340 and seizes couple's home
A Nebraska air company filed a claim for 4340 dollars and attached the home of a couple. The case was opened yesterday and details show the entity involved as the air firm and the defendants as the unnamed pair.
Tides and Temperatures Coastal Weather Update
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Court Blocks Transatlantic Air Line Deal
Federal judge halted the government order approving American Overseas Airlines sale to Pan American World Airways. The restraining order aims to prevent CAB approval, with July 19 hearing set on the complaint by American Overseas and Seaboard and Western Inc. over irreparable damage. The case mentions Truman’s directions, TWA routes, and potential Paris Rome service shifts.
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North Atlantic Group Holds Closed Session in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen on July 12 the North Atlantic Military Production and Supply Board met for a two day closed session. Representatives from the United States Italy France Britain discussed North Atlantic Treaty obligations and related military production and supply matters.
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Worries Rise Over Russian Chinese Aid in Korea War
AP dispatch from Washington reports high Pentagon officials fear massive volunteer forces from Russia and China could widen the Korean conflict. Analysts say a fall timing for victory is possible even without terror support, with logistics and casualties shaping the pace.
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Funeral Tomorrow for Buddy De Sylva
Hollywood notes announce the funeral for George Gard Buddy De Sylva, famed producer and songwriter, with services set in Hollywood tomorrow as fans and colleagues pay tribute to his influential career.
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U N Chief appeals to Koreans to halt atrocities
U N Secretary General Trygve Lie urged both North and South Korea to observe the Geneva conventions and avoid atrocities amid reports of prisoners being shot and civilians harmed. Messages were sent to leaders and to Gen Douglas MacArthur for field action, referencing Red Cross appeals dated June 26, 1950.
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Pastor Accused by Wife Sister in July RD
Rev. Robert J. Hansen, 42, was jailed today awaiting arraignment on rape and disorderly conduct charges. The warrant, served in jail, follows a complaint by Verne Capron, 32, his sister-in-law, who alleges he fathered her son Gregory born in Chicago on March 31. Hansen heads the Lighthouse Chapel and Bible.
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